Come and see the ponds for yourself
Saturday family tours, weekday school trips and private groups. Feed the fish, step into the smoking house and end with pepper soup under the mango tree.
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Two hours on the bank path
- Welcome at the farm gateWash hands, meet your guide and pick up boots if the path is wet.
- Hatchery and nurserySee eggs, fry and fingerlings, and learn why we sort them weekly.
- Feeding timeChildren feed pond 2 with a guide. Watch the water boil with fish.
- Harvest and smoking houseWatch a net pulled and peek into the clay kilns.
- Pepper soup under the mango treeA small bowl each, and the farm shop is open for take-home fish.
Scenes from visits
A day out with a lesson in it
School trips follow the science curriculum for primary and junior secondary: life cycles, water, food chains and farming as a business. Teachers get a worksheet, and every class takes home fifty fingerlings to raise in a school tank, with feed for a month.
- Up to 60 pupils a visit, with four guides
- Toilets and a covered rest area
- One teacher free for every ten pupils
Planning a trip?
Choose School trip above, pick a weekday and add your numbers. We will call to agree arrival times around traffic on Ewet Housing Road.
Or call us firstFAQ
What should we wear?
Comfortable clothes and closed shoes. We lend boots in the rainy season.
Is it suitable for small children?
Yes, with an adult holding hands near the water. The bank path has railings by the deep ponds.
Can we buy fish on the day?
Yes. The farm shop is open after every tour, and we can pack fish in ice for the drive home.
What if it rains?
Tours go ahead in light rain under the covered walkway. In a storm we move you to another date free.
Bring the family on Saturday
Book a place, feed the fish, and take home tomorrow's dinner.